stipend

/'staipend/
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stipend

The student receives a monthly stipend for her research work.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A fixed regular sum of money paid as a salary, allowance, or grant, typically for a specific purpose or position, such as to a student, intern, or member of the clergy.
Usage
  • A stipend is a predetermined amount of money, not an hourly wage, paid at regular intervals (e.g., monthly, quarterly) to support a person in a specific role, often one involving training, research, or service.
  • It is commonly associated with academic, religious, or professional training contexts where the recipient is not considered a full-time employee.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The graduate student received a monthly stipend to cover living expenses while conducting research.
    • The internship offers a modest stipend to help with transportation and meals.
    • His stipend as a curate was enough to live on simply.
Advanced Usage
  • "to be on a stipend": to receive a stipend as one's primary form of support for a role.
    • She is on a stipend while she completes her fellowship at the museum.
  • "stipendiary" (adj): receiving a stipend; working for a stipend rather than a salary or fee.
    • The position is stipendiary, so the focus is on the learning experience.
Variants and Related Words
  • Stipendiary (adjective/noun): Pertaining to or a person who receives a stipend.
    • He served as a stipendiary magistrate.
  • Allowance: A broader term for a sum of money paid regularly, often for a specific purpose (e.g., housing allowance). A stipend is a type of allowance.
Synonyms
  • Allowance: A regular amount of money granted for a specific purpose.
  • Grant: A sum of money given for a particular purpose, often for education or research.
  • Scholarship: A financial award to support a student's education, which may be paid as a stipend.
Antonyms
  • Salary: Fixed regular payment, typically paid monthly but specifically for employment.
  • Wage: Payment for labor or services, typically calculated on an hourly or daily basis.
Related Phrases/Idioms
  • Living stipend: A stipend intended specifically to cover basic living costs.
    • The program provides a living stipend in addition to covering tuition.
  • Research stipend: A stipend awarded to support a research project or researcher.
    • She used her research stipend to fund fieldwork abroad.
stipend

The student receives a monthly stipend for her research work.

Noun
  1. a sum of money allotted on a regular basis; usually for some specific purpose

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